"And so when the last list came out in December, just knowing that it was getting really close to the end of the term for this particular president, we were cautiously optimistic––but more cautious than optimistic".
"And so when the last list came out in December, just knowing that it was getting really close to the end of the term for this particular president, we were cautiously optimistic––but more cautious than optimistic".
For these reasons, the pilot program was discontinued at the close of the 2011 spring term.
While we do have enough of that in political life, closer examination of the term reveals that corruption can also mean degraded, demeaned, adulterated or rotten.
Literally, the closest translation of the term anschaulich is 'visualizable'visualizable
At the close of his term, March 4, 1849, Polk retired to his Nashville home, where he died three months later.
Suffering from poor health, Arthur made only a limited effort to secure renomination in 1884; he retired at the close of his term.
In order to minimize attrition once the education intervention begins, enrollment into the trial will start close to the beginning of the term or immediately following the midterm period.
Others found the closing of the Stonewall Inn, termed a "sleaze joint", as advantageous to the Village.
The briefs are now on file, and a decision is expected by the close of the court's present term at the end of June.
